Via and Sompo will assist Japanese cities in combating car accidents
Japanese insurance giant and the world's leading technological provider of digital infrastructures for operating public transport systems, have launched a new transport service which aims to decrease car accidents involving the elderly and to reduce traffic congestion
Forbes Staff
The US is entering a new era – what does it mean for the Israeli tech community?
US-based Israeli VCs sharing their opinions about the changes to come along with the new administration
Jonathan ‘Yoni’ Frenkel
Strigo Secures $8 Million Series A for its Customer Training Cloud
That come after tripling customer base during COVID-19. Strigo transforms customer training for software companies
Forbes Staff
The Garmin Ransom Case: From Medical Data To Military Secrets
The attack on the GPS tracker giant raises serious questions, not just on the personal privacy level but also for national security issues
Etay Maor
“Israeli startups know how to work very well in times of crisis”
While Corona marked the end of the road for many startups, others owe it a lot. This is how two Israeli startups succeeded at harnessing the situation to their advantage
Yair Yelin and Shlomi Azulai
Optimize, Optimize, Optimize
From where he works in Switzerland, in one of the world’s leading research institutes, Tal Ben Nun teaches institutions to improve themselves and construct a programming language that will enable scientists to make processes more efficient and to translate their algorithms into more efficient programs
Roni Kerzner
Is Genetic Medicine the End of all Illness?
The genomic revolution is part of science and medicine for several decades, and the global gaze is fixed on the future’s wonder drugs which will fight every disease at the DNA level • While scientifically it seems as though the future is almost here, it turns out that the biggest challenge is actually in the business realm
Yuval Hirshorn
Storing and Recharging Energy: The Battery Challenge
As the abilities of smart devices grow and the automatic car is around the corner, our dependence on energy becomes more critical than ever • improving the capacity of the classic lithium ion battery is at the heart of the effort, but companies all over the world are already working on promising alternatives that could shape a new electric future
Daniel Schmiel
